The Osceola times., 1887-07-09
IN BRIEF.
Compiled from Various Sources.
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.


Rurus CuMNINs GARLAND, OF Arkansas.
was one of the graduates at the George
town %. e. college. January, 1889 the
college cele brates its centennial
DAVID ARMSTRONG, Of jackson, o., hal
been appointed receiver Of the Fidelity
National Bank of Cincinnati.
AMONG the successful candidates In the
May examinations who have been ap-
pointed naval cadets from the date OF
their examination arc the following from
Illinois: Charles Ruff Emerich, Tenth
district; Edward TricKle, Seventh dis
trict; Adelbert Althouse, Sixth district,
and Lucien Greathouse, Eighteenth dis
trict.
AMERICAN and English residents In
Paris worshipped on the 2sth in Holy
Trinity. the American church, TO cele-
brate the fftieth anniversary OF Queen
victoria's coronation. Among those pres
ent were United States Minister McLane,
Lord Lyons, the British Ambassador, and
Mr.. Jay, second secretary. and Lieuteu-
ant Buckingham, military attacho Of the
American Legation. The Bishop Of Ten
nessee made an address.
A. A. TALMAGE, first ce-presdent and
general manager OF the Wabash Western
railroad, diel near Peru, Ind, on the
nigh. OF the 2sth, while en- route east
ward.
THE French Government seems TO real
'ze that they have not seen nor heard the
last OF the Boulangcr movement among
the masses.
THE London Times Ia engaged In con-
troversy with Cardinal Manning over the
position OF himself and Archbishop Walls h
on Irish affairs.
The Sultan OF Turkey is chahng under
the opposition Of France to the Anglo
Turkish treaty, and the indications are
that he will sign the document
The King Of Servia has instructed
Premier Ristics to take measures to pre-
vent the return Of Queen Natalie to
Servia. A cabinet crisis IL expected II
the Premier refuses TO obey the X ing
ANOTHER position of the foreign growth
was removed from the throat Of the
Crown Prince of Germany by Dr. Nc
Kenzie on the Goth. The Prince has caught
q bad cold.
THE Queens garden party at Bucking-
ham Palace on the 2Jth closed the jubilee
festivities. The King and Queen OF Bel
GUM, the Crown Rrince OF Sweden, the
Grand Duke Sergius and wife Of Russia
departed In tho evening, the Prince OF
Wales, the Duke Of Connaught ana the
august assemblage bidding them fare
well at the railway station.
OK the Goth the conservation OF r.. Rev.
Lawrence Scanlon as Bishop OF Utah,
took place at San Francisco, in ST. Mary's
Roman Catholic Cathedral, Archbishop
Riordan acting as consecrator, In the
presence of congregation which filled
the cathredal
QUEEN vIcroRrAs jubilee festivities
were begun in Canada on the 3)th.
The Irish Crimes Amendment bill was
put through the report stage in the Brit
ish House Of Commons on the 3lth,
THE President has pardoned Thorn as
Ballard, sent to the Albany pcni,entiary
in 1875 for counterfeting,
Mn. BLAINE has scaled the social barbed-
wire fence barriers OF English upper
tendon and has become very exclusive in
his associations at London.
THE Civil-Scrvice COMMISSION has noti-
fed the War Department that all bat
seven clerks of the Quartermaster-Gcn-
erals Office passed successful examina-
tons for promotion.
On the Both Manager John Stetson, OF
the Boston Globe Theater, who is also
largely Identified with various amuse-
ment enterprises elsewhere, was mar
ried at Boston TO Miss Katherine Stokes
OK the 3oth Chief Engineer Henry Lee
Snyder of the Navy, superintendent Of the
State, War and Navy department build
ing, died suddenly ut Washington of
hemorrhage of the lungs. He was about
fifty years Of age and leaves widow aud
several child rcn
Iris stated that the President has de-
cided 10 attend the centenpnl celebration
Mt Clinton, n. Y, on the 3 h prox but
beyond that he has not yet competed his
arrangements for the summer. He drives
out to his summer residence at OlS View
every afternoon, as usual, and returns to
the White House In the morpng.
EUROPE is waiting anxiously the deter
mination Of the Sultan about signing or
rejecting the Anglo-Turkish treatyin ref
ereuce to Egypt
Doc BusuoSo, catcher of the ST. Louis
Browns, had a fingcr broken at Louisville
on the lst, and will be laid up for several
weeks.
THE Parnellites have abandoned their
obstructive opposition to the passage CT
the Irish Grimes Amen iment bill but the
Irish people will be encouraged TO resist
coercion Instead 20 The bitter end.
COMPTROLLER TRENHOLM says he will
hold the directors of the broken Fidelity
Bank at Cincinnati TO n strict account
UNITED STATES MARSHAL j. Il ID Couz-
ms has sued the Missouri Pacific Railroad
Company for S2j 900 damages, alleged to
have been sustained in being thrown
from car last winter.
Mr.. AMMI BALDWIN, late cashier OF the
Fidelity National Bank Of Cincinnati, was
surrendered by Mr. Adam Wagner, one
OF his bondsmen, on the lst., but by good
fortune another surety, in the person Of
George Thomson, was secured aud Mr..
Balwln did not go to jail.
BIsnoP JAMES A. SHORTER Of the African
Methodist Episcopal Church, having
charge Of the work In South Carolina and
Georgia, died suddenly of heart disease
on the lst at his home at Wilberforce, o.,
In the seventieth year Of his age.
GOVERNOR MARTIN Of Kansas has ap
pointed General J. e. Caldwell. Of Topeka,
TO adult the Price raid claims preparatory
TO their consideration at tho next session
Of the Legislature. The claims have al
ready been audited four times and a num-
IS ): q. az het-c heeP paid hY the Limited
States Government
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
On the Goth Jake Sharpe was convicted
of bri riberv in Nsw York tho inry hein @